My 3 friends and I were in town to visit a conference for 3 days and from the moment we walked in the door we were made more than welcome by the friendliest hotel owner I have ever met. Despite our arrival time being before regular check in time, we sat us down with tea and cake and organised the... More

Once in a really rare blue moon you stumble on a humdinger of a hotel and this is one of them. Set in two separate buildings with a hidden garden between them it's a cross between Austin Powers groovy ( sunken lounge, white tiles, sixties ambience ) and old-style Georgian ornate that shouldn't really work but does beautifully. Our room... More

A lovely boutique hotel a few minutes walk from the city center. Kind and passionate staff, incredible breakfast. I won't consider any other accommodations when I return to Dublin. More

I stayed five nights at Number 31 in January 2012. I really enjoyed my stay, it really felt like staying in someones home. The staff were friendly and helpful, the breakfast amazing and my room had its own private garden! The best part, however, was the bed! I don't think I've ever slept in a better bed! It was simply... More

I have never written a Trip Advisor review before, but feel the need to do so after staying at this hotel. 3 friends and I (2 Londoners & 2 from NYC) went for a quick New Year's trip & a major highlight was definitely Number 31. It is absolutely beautiful and feels as if you're staying in someone's Georgian mansion.... More

Amazing breakfast, beautiful historic buildings, friendly hosts, relaxing sitting room w fireplace. Being a little out of town means it's quiet, but a bit of a walk for shopping and sight-seeing. More

Can I start off by saying that I don't especially like staying in hotels, especially big ones. I usually prefer the option of self catering, but good traditional self catering can be hard to find in bigger cities, and looked especially difficult to find in Dublin. We chose Number 31 as it looked to like the more bijoux/comfortable type of... More

If you want excellent personal service, accommodation to rival any 5 star hotel, a breakfast fit for Kings, a city centre location from where all attractions are within walking distance, then look no further. I need say no more...book and you shall discover. Thanks again Noel for your hospitality. More

Stayed overnight for a quick business trip. Its a lovely bolt-hole of a hotel. I've stayed in Dublin before, and the hotels on St Stephen's Green itself can be a bit manic. This is different. Its down a tiny close, and feels almost like a private home, whilst only being 3 minutes walk from the Green itself. The reception area... More